Tottenham vs Everton

Premier LeagueMatchweek 4
Full Time
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HT: 00
Ref: Darren EnglandTottenham Hotspur Stadium, London · 62,850 cap
Fipster Pick
Away WinhighMiss
Full-time storyUpset

Spurs and Everton share the spoils

A goalless stalemate keeps both sides waiting for a breakthrough.

Tottenham and Everton played out a 0-0 draw in the Premier League, with neither side able to find the net. This result defied Fipster's high-confidence prediction of an Everton win, leaving both teams to settle for a point in a tight contest.

FıpsterSelf-Score Card
Overconfident✗ Miss
Fipster's Pick
12
HT 0–2
Final Result
00
HT 0–0
0%Poor
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OutcomeExact scoreBoth scoredGoalsHalftime
Fipster's self review12 Sept 2026

Outcome probability

Tottenham 2%Draw 3%Everton 95%

The new Premier League season kicks off with Tottenham facing Everton in what promises to be a lively encounter. Both teams have reshaped their squads over the summer, setting the stage for a fresh battle as they seek to make their mark early on.

Key facts

  1. 1.Tottenham have signed J. van Hecke, Mateus Fernandes, and M. Senesi ahead of the new season.
  2. 2.Tottenham have loaned out G. Vicario and transferred C. Romero and D. Spence.
  3. 3.Everton have made no major squad changes this summer.
  4. 4.Everton finished last season with a better goal difference than Tottenham.
  5. 5.The predicted halftime score is 0-2 in favour of Everton.
  6. 6.The predicted fulltime score is 1-2 to Everton.
  7. 7.The match is expected to see around four yellow cards.
  8. 8.Away wins have a combined probability of 0.76 for this fixture.

The context

Tottenham have bolstered their ranks with the arrivals of J. van Hecke, Mateus Fernandes, and M. Senesi, while parting ways with G. Vicario (on loan), C. Romero, and D. Spence. Everton, meanwhile, enter the campaign with a stable squad, aiming to build on last season's foundations without major changes.

Player Insights

Standout players Fipster expects to impact the match — curated highlights, not full squad lists

HomeTottenham

J. van Hecke

J. van Hecke

Defender

Tottenham

Total Passes
377
5 played
5 starts
447 mins
~89 mins/game
M. van de Ven

M. van de Ven

Defender

Tottenham

Total Passes
300
4 played
4 starts
360 mins
~90 mins/game
S. Tonali

S. Tonali

Midfielder

Tottenham

Total Passes
284
5 played
5 starts
426 mins
~85 mins/game

AwayEverton

No standout best passers flagged for Everton

Analysis

The prediction leans heavily towards an Everton win, supported by statistical probabilities favouring away victories. The most likely scoreline is 2-1 to Everton, with a halftime scenario of 2-0 suggesting a strong start for the Toffees. Tottenham's new signings will be tested early against a side with a better goal difference last season, hinting at a tactical edge for Everton in this opener.

Prediction

Expect Everton to take the lead early and maintain their advantage into halftime, with Tottenham pulling one back in the second half but ultimately falling short. The match is also predicted to feature around four cards, indicating a competitive and physical contest.

The verdict

This season opener sets the tone for both sides, with Everton looking to start on a high and Tottenham eager to integrate their new signings effectively. The Toffees' predicted narrow win could provide momentum as the campaign unfolds.

Prediction Q&A

Who did Fipster predict to win Tottenham vs Everton?
Fipster's AI model predicted Everton to win against Tottenham.
What score did Fipster predict for Tottenham vs Everton?
Fipster predicted a final score of Tottenham 1–2 Everton.
What were the win probabilities for Tottenham vs Everton?
Fipster's model gave Tottenham a 2% chance of winning, Everton a 95% chance, and a 3% chance of a draw.
How confident was Fipster in this prediction?
Fipster's model assigned this prediction 95% confidence — a high-confidence call.